⛪ Зе исповедуется в Ватикане. ДЕНЕГ НЕТ! Трамп и Белая Европа. Суд о геноциде русскоязычных - Пасков

In the interview with Plamen Paskev, the conversation unfolds through a series of time‑coded segments that trace a dramatic narrative of geopolitical tension. At 00:00 Paskev begins by describing a frantic European pursuit of money, setting the stage for the crisis that follows. By 03:20 he highlights the crackling front lines and the panic among elites, while 06:45 sees the European Union trembling as mobilizations spread. At 10:05 NATO’s sluggish response and U.S. budget calculations are examined, and 13:30 the focus shifts to the Ukrainian president’s funding cuts. The 16:55 segment reveals a looming scandal over the Bank, and 20:40 discusses a stalled peace plan under London’s pressure. At 24:15 the narrative turns to Zelensky’s loss of control, followed by 27:50 where the Vatican tests his resilience. The 31:30 portion covers China’s anger and the risk of a collapse in ties, while 35:10 brings Trump’s pressure on Europe and migration. By 38:40 the EU’s internal crises are exposed, and 42:20 the fragility of coalitions around Ukraine is discussed. The 45:55 segment details German social package cuts, and 49:30 questions the viability of Trump’s plan. At 53:10 the Pope’s silence on peace is noted, while 56:40 Russia’s expanding front is described. The 1:00:20 section considers a cease‑fire for resources, and 1:04:10 Russia files a lawsuit with the UN. Legal mysteries of the USSR’s dissolution surface at 1:08:00, followed by 1:12:00 predictions of impeachment, fronts, and blackouts. The 1:16:10 debate over returning Ukrainian children, 1:20:00 Europe’s view of war as a resource, and 1:23:40 Hungary’s tug on the Turkish pipeline are explored. The 1:27:30 segment speculates on post‑war Ukraine’s labor market, while 1:31:40 revisits the Belarusian agreements. Finally, at 1:34:50 Paskev urges viewers to turn off the television, closing the interview with a stark warning.